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Arf expects to have to stay at home during the school holidays, while his sisters enjoy a trip to France. However, because of his customary haplessness, the plans go awry and he finds himself running a camping ground and re-enacting a battle between the Saxons and the Normans!

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Plumbing. This is what the future has in store for Billy Box. Or does it

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Rumour says Mr Snitcher is an alien from outer space. Just a joke - or could it be true

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A time-slip ghost story based in the gritty reality of Victorian London. Ben breaks into the empty house next door and discovers a family of children suffering at the hands of their drunk and abusive father. Ages 8+ years.

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Code-loving Max is unexpectedly recruited to spy on his friend's uncle, a suspected terrorist. But nothing is quite as it seems in this new world of espionage, double-crosses, kidnaps and car chases - and in the end, it may be Max's skill with word puzzles that saves the day. A thrilling, non-stop adventure packed with puzzles for the reader to solve.

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Joe and Bingo - the only psychic dog in England - are staying with cousin Molly and her dad at the scientific research institute. One morning, they hear a strange noise - like an animal in distress. They then make an amazing discovery: a creature which is part-plant and part-animal - a Planimal.

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Quagmire Castle is the much-loved, but totally dilapidated, home to a motley cast of humans and ghosts. When it comes to saving the castle from demolition at the hands of the gruesome bank manager, Gordon Grabbit, Aunt Tabitha's solution is to start knitting.

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What could be worse for a ghost than not being frightening enough That's Spooker's problem as he faces his Practical Haunting exams at the Anne Boleyn Secondary School. Spooker must find a way to spook the most unspookable people imaginable - or maybe ghosts don't have to be scary, after all

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A manic tale of two cunning boys who battle against the wily woman who is chasing their bonkers granny. Its off-the-wall humour is designed to appeal to children between the ages of eight and twelve years.

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Albert Grub has a dull life. But everything changes when Albert discovers that his dad is heir to the factory of the legendary Piddler's Porridge. Then, when he hears the legend of the Spoon of Doom, everything gets even more incredible. The spoon is hidden somewhere in the factory, but what will happen if it gets into the wrong hands